Month: February 2018
this is absolutely the best thing i have read all day
Sometimes your angsieties feel like this enormous force of nature you cant possibly overcome.
I’m sure we’re all feeling a bit aprehensive about the world and the future right now, so I decided to put my feelings of angsiety into a short comic based off the song Bad Moon Rising, which has some fantasticly apacalyptic lyrics.
I guess you could call this a comic music video staring the god of destruction himself.
Here’s a photo of my lil witch familiar as I go in for my parasitology final. He’s a lil goober named Basil that jumped on my shoulders last year on Christmas day and wouldn’t leave until I brought him inside. We looked and hunted and got him checked for a chip, but he had none. So we decided to keep him! We named him Basil, but he’s so good at getting in trouble that he’s earned the nickname Beelzebutt. Our 17yr old cat(ironically named Christmas due to being born a few days before the holiday) tries to keep him in line.
What a good Goober! Hope your final went well.
Ideas for a social media/artistry site:
Everything you’ve posted shows up on your “all posts” list. If someone goes to your blog and clicks “folders”, they can see all the folders you’ve made. There’s an option in settings that lets you add something automatically to the proper folder if you tag it. There are also sub-folders. For example, I could have a folder labeled “OCs” and then sub-folders like “Blackspark” and “Gravescratch”. Two default folders are “Original posts” and “reblogs”.
There’s a way to search for untagged posts on your blog.
Two little tabs show up to the side of your dashboard- “blogs you might like” and “posts you might like”. They only show things if you open them on purpose.
Posts can be liked twice. Once turns the star button blue, twice turns it gold.
There’s a point system, but a simple one. You get a star (point) for each like that you get. You can make 2 posts a day for free, then after that, each post costs a star to make. After a reasonably large number of posts, it’s 2 stars. You can also buy things (themes, icons, etc) in a little virtual star shop, trade them to other members, or hold raffles.
Stars can’t be purchased for money. If you need more and aren’t getting enough likes, go interact with the community. You get a star for every 10 likes you give, and you get a star for each post that you reblog with at least one tag attached.
Comments on posts can be liked, and leaving a comment on a post that gets liked by the OP earns you two stars.
You can have multiple sideblogs, and your stars from each blog all go into a single pool on your account.
There might be a cute little bedroom/workspace virtual room that you can decorate from the star shop, or some sort of aquarium to fill with star shop fish. Maybe a zoo. Cute things that don’t really affect the functionality of the site, they’re just for customizing your space.
A basic blog color palate, a few default icons/icon shapes, and the ability to upload icon/background pics come free, and more advanced colors can be purchased easily enough. All items directly related to blog design are inexpensive, you’d just need to reblog some things. The only expensive things would be rare decor/fish items for the above-mentioned stuff.
The idea is that people would be encouraged to contribute to the community, but not forced. Posts not getting many likes? That’s OK, just go like and reblog a few things out of the suggestion tabs. Heck, like and reblog some random stuff, it gets exposure for the OP.
If you try to post something and don’t have the stars to do it, your post is auto-saved with all content, including tags. There’s a way to save drafts of posts for later, as well.
Content must be tagged appropriately. There’s an option in settings to automatically tag everything you post, reblog, or both with certain tags, with the possibility of removing said tags from individual posts. Content not appropriately tagged can be flagged for review, and will be tagged if needed, plus a warning will be issued. Enough warnings and you’re out.
Hate speech, bigotry, harassment, and pedophilia (incl. support of all) are not allowed. Blogs get 1 warning per illegal post, said posts will be removed, and the 3rd post gets the blog permanently banned. This is on a case-by-case basis, and some actions may warrant an immediate ban.
Content endorsing self-harm or any sort of eating disorder is not allowed, however posts discussing how to overcome those things are absolutely allowed.
You start out with two “trophy case” squares on your blog, and can buy more with stars. One can be filled with a post of your own that you want to show off, the other is for another person’s posts that you want to show. Keeping another person’s posts in your trophy cases earns you stars if those posts get more likes/reblogs thanks to you. You can buy either personal cases, other-people cases, or either/or cases in the star shop.
Break a prop? Just put it back and walk away… ha ha!!
Emma’s reaction though
Sometimes it freaks me out how much like their characters they are. Emma’s very concerned, Dan saves the day, Rupert laughs.
I’m never not reblogging this. They’re just so damn cute…
Angery trying to eat my shoe
Ok cosplayers, it has come to my attention that a lot of you don’t know what this stuff is. Sit down and let me learn you a thing. This stuff here is called Frog Juice (there’s no real frogs in it). It’s originally for stuff like vinyl signs (my dad owns a sign company, so I grew up with this stuff), but it’s even more useful for a wide range of cosplay stuff.
Since it’s designed to protect outdoor vinyl signs, it can do a whole hell of a lot. It dries super fast (three minutes until it isn’t tacky) and shiny, so it’s perfect for anything that’s supposed to look like metal, ice, gems, etc. It’s incredibly strong and weatherproofs your stuff against ANYTHING, rain, snow, UV rays (so it doesn’t fade in sunshine), sleet, hail, whatever. It’s flexible too, so your foam will still bend and move with you without cracking. Not only that, but since it’s an aerosol, you can’t miss patches and it leaves no brush strokes, and it goes on so thin you can’t see it’s there. It doesn’t smudge, smear, scratch, or leave fingerprints, so your stuff can go a whole weekend at a con and still look brand new.
The kicker? It’s cheap, and a can will last you forever. I kidnapped this one brand new from my dad, and I’ve so far used it (in double coats, which is unnecessary, but I like to be on the safe side) on a full set of armour, three pairs of bracers, a top hat, pauldrens, two bows, and a pair of greaves. And there’s still plenty in the can. Did I mention it can also be used to seal foam in a single, flexible coat that can then be painted over, so you don’t have to spend two days messing with glue and whatnot?
TL;DR – If you need a foam sealer, a top coat, weatherproofing, or any kind of shiny finisher, GET SOME FUCKING FROG JUICE (the brand I use can be purchased here: http://www.signwarehouse.com/FL-CC-p-FL-FROG-12Z.html)
Im feeling super depressed so I made some gifs of the Round Munchy Boi
Believe it or not, these arent sped up

